“We are looking for a mobile hotspot that will work for seven people at beach house with unreliable internet in a relatively rural area. There could be up to seven people on video conferences at any one time. Would this work for that?”
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We got it for our lake house it is in the mountains of Montana it doesn’t work very well with just one device
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It depends...if this is something you are using while on vacation, yes. You can have up to 10 devices connected but the cap on data is 20GB. SN: I live in a rural area and the Skyroam is my only source of Internet. My TVs, printers, and laptops all use this. I also work from home and have a separate hotspot so I can work without it using all my data for the month.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It could. This device searches for the best WiFi signal so the carrier does not matter. If it can get the signal this device is supposed to be able to service up to ten devices. The only thing I would say is the unlimited is really not unlimited. You get throttled real bad after you burn through your purchased plan. I by myself burnt through a 20 GB plan that was unlimited to 20GB in a little over a week working remotely so you will have to watch things like turning off if not using and so forth.
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